Armored Saint Roars into Reno, Igniting the Grand Sierra

On a Wednesday night, Armored Saint unleashed a sonic fury upon the Grand Sierra in Reno, NV, setting the stage ablaze for the headlining act, W.A.S.P.  The enthusiastic crowd, a sea of metalheads eager for a night of legendary rock, was met with a performance that exceeded expectations.

From the moment Armored Saint took the stage, the energy was palpable. John Bush's iconic vocals, as powerful as ever, soared through the venue, captivating the audience. His voice, a timeless instrument, effortlessly navigated the band's extensive repertoire. Meanwhile, Phil Sandoval's guitar work was nothing short of virtuosic, his solos a blend of technical prowess and raw emotion.

At one point, right before starting "Aftermath" The band dedicated the song to a life long fan who had traveled from San Diego to Los Angeles, and then flown to Reno, solely to witness their performance. This heartfelt gesture showcased Armored Saint's deep connection with their fans.

The setlist was a masterclass in nostalgia, featuring fan favorites like "March of the Saint" and "Can You Deliver." The night culminated with a thunderous rendition of "Reign of Fire," leaving the crowd craving more.

Armored Saint's performance at the Grand Sierra was a testament to their enduring legacy. Their ability to ignite a crowd and deliver a high-energy show is a testament to their status as one of heavy metal's most revered acts.